political hoardings seem to be the most prominent signage in the cityscape. here, not one nor two nor three, but over half a dozen birthday wishes line an entire stretch of an interior road in dn nagar, andheri. perhaps the arrogant worm's happy birthday song would be the perfect accompaniment.
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Is there any significance that all the vehicles are in silver.
This digital printing on vinyl has been a curse!
A Lincoln: Silver is the most popular colour on Indian roads because the dents and scratches don't stand out and it's easy to tinker, paint over.
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